This metal used to represent the manufacturing health of the...

This metal used to represent the manufacturing health of the world driven by supply and demand. When Janet Yellen announced that there would be no let up on QE, we saw a little jump in the price of copper. Why? Doesn't the continuation of a solid dose of QE mean that all is not well? We are obviously living in a world where the old barometers don't work anymore. Deflation historically has not been good for gold however with a backdrop of money being created from thin air, bullion prices should be shooting to the moon. I expect this moment will come.